Bought this TV a few months ago and I really love the picture quality and clarity. Biggest drawback is the tiny remote that comes with it. It is hard to navigate and time consuming to get to what you want to watch. I downloaded a full button compatible remote on my IPad and I use that instead of the original remote

In 2009 we got our first Samsung. Live love loved it. being disabled I could not be more happy with that remote control. I could place it on my tray and use it with complete ease. The 85" tv we just got SUCKS!!! Can't use the remote at all. Had I known they changed the remote I would not bought it.

I have had this TV for a month and love the clarity of the screen. The audio is also pretty good though I am a little disappointed that there was not a Digital Audio Output, which I wrongly thought was standard on today's televisions (but shame on me for not researching more). I tried using an HDMI (eARC) to connect to my audio receiver, but it did not work. Otherwise, highly recommended

I received this TV as a Christmas gift. It looks fine, but the internal speaker system is awful. This unit only has two HDMI inputs and a USB. I like listening to my TV through my stereo system. I had to buy a BlueTooth adaptor to plug into my stereo. The audio and video are so far off that I'm force to listen to the internal speakers. I would not have purchased this TV, but it was a gift. I'll deal with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased a new TV, and I have to say—it has completely transformed my viewing experience. I knew I was getting an upgrade, but I didn't expect to be this blown away. Every aspect of this TV, from its stunning display to its smart features and sound quality, has exceeded my expectations. I expected to need a soundbar, but I was pleasantly surprised by the built-in speakers. The audio is clear, with deep bass and rich sound that fills the room. Of course, for a full home theater experience, I might still add external speakers, but for everyday watching, the sound quality is more than impressive. Dialogue is crisp, music sounds fantastic, and the surround effect makes movies and shows feel incredibly immersive. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. This TV has elevated my home entertainment to an entirely new level, and I honestly can't imagine going back to my old setup. Whether I'm watching movies, playing games, or streaming my favorite shows, everything looks and sounds better than ever. If you're on the fence about upgrading your TV, don't hesitate—this one is absolutely worth it. It's hands-down the best investment I've made for my home, and I can't recommend it enough!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Over-All, quite please with our 65" UHD TV. Here's the good: Pretty easy to set up, not overly complicated to use. Lots of options regarding Hulu, Netflix, Prime, etc. More Free over the air TV channels than anyone needs. The Marginal: My only real grip is the remote, for a lot of reasons. It's small, has few buttons and all black with minimal markings to identify the buttons. The bad: Not really anything that I can think of.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My television has a quality picture and supports Dolby atmos sound which is important to me. However, I have a problem with the television buffering while watching live telecasts. I have contacted service and discussed this issue and nothing suggested by the support team worked. I have 4 televisions in my home and the only device I have this problem with is the Samsung. I have given up trying to fix the problem but this will be my last Samsung product.

Great hardware brought down by awful programming The picture is clear, but the UI is cumbersome, lethargic, and just altogether bad. Most times, I will turn on my TV and select the app I would like to use, only for the TV to decide I must not have wanted to, say, watch YouTube, but apparently resume the end in credits to whatever I was watching on Netflix last night. I use an Xbox and switch between a TV in my bedroom and the living room. Every time I go to select the Xbox input on the Samsung, its a chore filled with back sliding. First, the TV will not necessarily recognize that a device is plugged in. So, you manually switch to it, and then it recognizes you have one of the most common devices in the country plugged in, so naturally it... takes you to their native gaming hub, where your Xbox is labeled as an input (even though you had already selected it) only their Hub has its own console-less Xbox experience that uses the exact same icon. I can't think of why I would ever want to be on their gaming hub, since I definitely already have a console, but there's even more frustrating news. Suppose your wife comes home and she wants to watch her Netflix show again. So you press "home" on the remote 7 times before you remember, ahh yes, "Gaming hub" is where "home" goes, and wont take you to the regular Home. Compare to my ancient TCL roku TV where you can pin HDMI 1 - even if nothing is plugged in - as a channel/app right next to YouTube, Netflix, whatever. I love my Samsung phone, my Samsung soundboard, and my Samsung earbuds, I really thought I would love my Samsung TV. What a huge disappointment.

It's great so far !

Amazing screen